A leading art adviser whose clients have included Leonardo DiCaprio, and who was accused by the government of bilking her clients of millions, pleaded guilty on Thursday in federal court in Manhattan to one count of wire fraud, for stealing $6.5 million from people who trusted her to buy art for them.

An art adviser who once counted actor Leonardo DiCaprio among her wealthy clients has pleaded guilty to wire fraud.

A Manhattan art adviser who has worked with the actor Leonardo DiCaprio and other stars pleaded guilty Thursday to wire fraud — admitting to stealing $6.5 million from more than a dozen clients in a five-year span.

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The project features livestreaming video between two international locations, and apparently arrived Friday at LOVE Park. Which other locale it'll link with has not been disclosed.

The "portals" are technology-based art sculptures in public spaces that connect to other sculptures internationally providing a real-time, unfiltered livestream 24/7.

The round art installation with a two-way, all-hours livestream to another city has drawn thousands of visitors to other locations — and shenanigans. Driving the news: A Portals spokesperson confirmed to Axios that the porthole-like sculpture is coming to Philly,